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I am totally thrilled that Goldsmiths Press will be publishing my novel Alston Moor in the Autumn of 2026 as part of the press’s Gold SF fem
Many congratulations to Arthur C. Clarke Award-winner Anne Charnock on her publishing deal with Goldsmiths Press for her remarkable new novel, Alston Moor. Read the full announcement here
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All the Science Fiction and Fantasy Books You Can't Afford To Miss In December!
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Some of the best science fiction and fantasy books of 2015 still haven’t come out yet. There’s a whole month of galaxy-shattering tales ahead of us. Including Star Wars! Dean Koontz! And thrilling tales from A.M. Dellamonica, Adam Roberts and Brian Staveley! Here are this month’s most essential science fiction and… Read more…
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Congratulations to Arthur Clarke Award-Winner @AnneCharnock on her short story ‘All I Asked For’ being shortlisted for Best Short Story in the @BSFA Awards 2020 published as part of @FCC_UK series, “Fictions: Health and Care Reimagined” edited by @KeithBrooke
‘All I Asked For’ can be read here (Art by Vincent Chong)
The BSFA’s full press release announcing the entire shortlist is here
Congratulations to 2018 Arthur C. Clarke Award-winner, Anne Charnock on publication of her remarkable novel BRIDGE 108 in the UK and US this week. Here are just some of the great reviews so far:
Reviews
“Charnock tells her story through the lives of ordinary people caught up in situations beyond their control, and Bridge 108 is all the more powerful for that.” —The Guardian
“Readers who enjoy coming-of-age stories with hopeful messages will be gratified by this topical tale of human resourcefulness in the face of climate disaster.” —Publishers Weekly
“The novel’s near-future setting feels grimy, sweltering and lived-in. Environmental collapse has brought out the worst in everyone, and instances of kindness are few and far between. It’s a commanding, if demanding, read.” —Financial Times
“Anne Charnock’s Bridge 108 is set in the same universe as her terrific 2013 debut A Calculated Life…[Bridge 108] seems horribly prescient. With the inclusion of climate refugees, child trafficking, and slavery, Bridge 108 adds that final touch of verisimilitude to Charnock’s post-Brexit nightmare.” —LOCUS Magazine
“An interesting and thoughtful book that keeps readers engaged throughout, both emotionally and politically.” —Interzone
“[Bridge 108] tells a very strong message of the potential consequences of allowing global warming to continue as it is. The world that Charnock builds for us is realistic and frighteningly possible in the current political and social environment.” —BSFA Review
“This coming-of-age story, told through a mosaic of voices, is enjoyable for readers young and old alike.” —Kirkus
